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- All Sources now have a "Track-Only" option that will prevent Obtainium from looking for APKs (though the App must still have a release of some kind so that a version string can be grabbed). - These Apps cannot be installed through Obtainium, but update notifications will still be sent. - The user needs to manually mark them as updated when appropriate. - This addresses issue #119. - It also partially addresses #44 by allowing some sources to be configured as "Track-Only"-only. The first such source (APKMirror) will be added later. - Includes various UI changes to accommodate the above change. - Also makes App loading a bit more responsive (sending Obtainium to the background then returning will now cause App re-load to pick up changes in App versioning that may have been made in the meantime, for instance through update checking).
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@@ -48,9 +48,6 @@ class FDroid extends AppSource {
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.where((element) => element['versionName'] == latestVersion)
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.map((e) => '${apkUrlPrefix}_${e['versionCode']}.apk')
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.toList();
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if (apkUrls.isEmpty) {
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throw NoAPKError();
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}
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return APKDetails(latestVersion, apkUrls);
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} else {
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throw NoReleasesError();
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